Also at Woodbine
One of my fav Adam Curtis films
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HyperNormalisation
Thursday, Sept 24th 2026
Woodbine
414 Broadway, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10013

Also at Woodbine
One of my fav Adam Curtis films
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HyperNormalisation
Thursday, Sept 24th 2026
Woodbine
414 Broadway, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10013

https://drive.proton.me/urls/2JE2MBJ56C#MzQSfZEXMZtl
Within days of the Sept. 11 attacks, the questions began: What should be built on the site of Ground Zero? Who should build it? And should anything be built there at all?
In “Sacred Ground,” FRONTLINE tells the inside story of the first stormy year in the struggle to design the Freedom Tower, the signature skyscraper to rise on the site where the World Trade Center once stood. The central battle involves relative newcomer Daniel Libeskind — who, in February 2003, won a competition to design the site’s master plan after the original six designs for the site were overwhelmingly rejected by the public — and David Childs, the architect handpicked by the site’s developer, Larry Silverstein, to actually build the tower.

Via Mike Pepi who’s speaking on Friday.
4—6pm

Mo Piotr Orlov. Mo L&SD

Dada Strain @ L&SD is a bi-monthly series of live performances by (primarily local) improvisers and producers, that presents music for deep listening and body movements as a singular DIY loft experience. Rhythm, Improvisation, Community to the future.
This third Dada Strain @ L&SD night will open with a solo set by cellist Christopher Hoffman (member of Henry Threadgill’s Zooid band) live-debuting material from his wonderful amplified cello album REX, inspired by the work Rex Brasher, a self-taught painter who created an archive of watercolors of North American birds. (Tonight marks the record release party for REX.)
It will be followed by another debut, that of a very special duo: experimental vocalist and electronic multi-instrumentalist Christina Wheeler, an NYC music veteran now living between Berlin and Los Angeles, collaborating with the trumpeter and electronic producer, Chris Williams, two dear Dada Strain friends uniting in sound for the first time.
The evening will close with a live hardware set by Prince of Queens, the Colombia-born New York-raised house-meets-cumbia producer best known as bassist/synth player for tropical psychdelicists Combo Chimbita.
Selections before-between-after will be provided by Piotr Dada Strain. Tonight’s show was produced with the generous help of FourOneOne.
The NYPD disclosure from February 4th:
The NYPD uses internet attribution management infrastructure, including Ntrepid, to manage digital footprints and allow its personnel to safely, securely, and covertly conduct investigations and detect possible criminal activity on the internet.
. . .
The information that is ultimately accessible to NYPD personnel utilizing this equipment is limited to publicly available information or the information that is viewable as a result of the privacy settings, privacy practices, and access limitations of an internet environment (e.g., chatrooms, social media profiles, messaging applications)

And while we’re talking Kubrick …
Lisa Leone on collaborating with Stanley Kubrick on the pre-production for Eyes Wide Shut. Wonderful insights into how he works.


106 Walker St Suite 201 (3rd Floor)
https://francisirv.com/WIN-MCCARTHY-TEASER

https://deitch.com/new-york/exhibitions/amanda-ba-developing-desire
